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Captured ship: Hope of Middelburg, otherwise Hoop (continued) (master Jan [de] Meyer,...
Catalogue reference: HCA 30/1054
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This record is about the Captured ship: Hope of Middelburg, otherwise Hoop (continued) (master Jan [de] Meyer,... dating from 1664 in the series High Court of Admiralty, and Supreme Court of Judicature: Admiralty Miscellanea. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.
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Date (When the record was created)
- 1664
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Captured ship: Hope of Middelburg, otherwise Hoop (continued) (master Jan [de] Meyer, otherwise Jan de Meijert)
History: a Dutch merchant ship, bound from St Kitts to Middelburg, laden with sugar, indigo, tobacco, ginger and hides; three passengers; taken in mid-January 1665 by the hired naval ship John and Margaret (George Chapell commanding), and brought into Falmouth on 1 February, about 14 days later.
Documents:-
Court Papers: HCA 32/10/83
Ship's Papers: continued from HCA 30/1053; ship's papers and mail in transit, 208 documents now arranged in 7 folders.
Folder 1 (1/1-1/33): Mail from St Kitts, letters by sender (Ale-Cou)
Folder 2 (2/1-2/38): Mail from St Kitts, letters by sender (Dan-Esi)
Folder 3 (3/1-3/23): Mail from St Kitts, letters by sender (Fle-Kuy)
Folder 4 (4/1-4/24): Mail from St Kitts, letters by sender (Lee-Luk)
Folder 5 (5/1-5/43): Mail from St Kitts, letters by sender (Mar-Rob)
Folder 6 (6/1-6/39): Mail from St Kitts, letters by sender (Rou-Wyn)
Folder 7 (7/1-7/8) items relating to other ships:
Vergulde Zon [Golden Sun], master Gerrit Pieterssen Verwer
Ridder van Malta [Knight of Malta], master Broer Jochemssen
[unknown ship], master Peronneau
Vijf Broeders [Five Brothers], master Juriaen Backer of Vlissingen
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High Court of Admiralty, and Supreme Court of Judicature: Admiralty Miscellanea
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